Can I make 2 stands out of this or do they all have to be together to "work"
6121
It might look a little awkward because only the large and the smallest base have a flat surfaces. They sell smaller tiers if you wanted to do that
6122
Well they all have different sizes to the tiers. So if you for example break it into two, 2-tier stands, it would not look bad but not give it that great look that 4 tiers would give.
2054721
What your "customize" stand? There are two layers, you can choose to add one or two to add different height.
2133915
Unless you have super high ceilings, 2 will not stack onto one another. When I ordered mine I was under the impression it was low and wide but it is actually quite tall. Putting 2 side by side would work fine though.
844339
If you want to put two next to each other, it's fine. But because they are independent pieces, it will have small gap between.
1916925
They are designed to side by side. (You would be missing a side if separated.) But if you had multiple sets, you could change up the configurations, or add to. Hope that helps.
1781756
It's not like a puzzle, it will be your own creation. The image shown is just an example but it's actually bits and pieces you assemble to your liking. It's not hard and you won't feel lost but you should have an idea of how u want it to look. If you keep a picture of this image shown you should be able to duplicate it if you choose to
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I used a level and measured from center to center of each frame marking the wall with those measurements. Use the level to be sure they are aligned. Or you could lay them on a flat surface, face down in order, then attach all three to become one unit. You could use staples, wood glue and any adhesive to hold them together. Then hang like other frames.
666168
Yes you can do that. It is a bit tricky to line them up perfectly but it can be done.
143656
No, they are not fixed in place. You can move each one independent of each other.
1535821
I got two stands. That way you can put your work across them for cutting, painting, routing, preparing etc. Sometimes I just need a table to lay tools or assemble something, and then lay a top across them for a work surface.
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You could but not many (sorry at work can't go home to count how many). It isn't wide enough to put 2 side by side though. As a display, unless you just need something for a small area, this isn't what you want. I have seen much larger ones here on Amazon.
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The Cumulus 1 and 2 are of the same type of cloud so I think you can mix the patterns. Or if you want one large image across all 3 of your panels I see on the company main site they do custom designs also. Here is a link another amazon custom posted
1780332
You could set one on top of the other but it would make more sense to just assemble them together. If you set one on top of the other you'd have a space between the two of about one and a half inches that would be pretty much useless. The way that you assemble them you would be able to make the two of them one unit, they do assemble very easily.Hope this makes sense, and helps! Good luck!
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I believe you could. Because they stick together based on the cut-out pattern. But I would not feel comfortable doing so. Maybe unless you nailed it to the wall. It doesn't tip as is, but I would be afraid it would being taller. I am actually considering buying a second one, but to just stand it next to the first.
504405
Yes, you could, however, they would be a little staggered from each other. There are companies that make sets that may better fit your needs. This one is really cute and we have found that it works great.
980553
You can't attach them per say but you can install them to look like they are one. I put them side by side and it looks fine.
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You can put up to 2 (maybe3) together depending on the power supply you are using. After that you must use a small amplifier for each of 2 more strips. (see: http://www.superbrightleds.com/moreinfo/led-strips-and-bars/mrgb-a4-mini-rgb-amplifier/1089/2587/?utm_source=googlebase&utm;_medium=base&utm;_content=MRGB-A4&utm;_campaign=GoogleBaseChild&gclid;=CKzD_5-r7boCFURp7AodJHYA3w )